영어 일본어 중국어 스페인어 등 제가 가본 곳들의 언어는 적어도 인사하는 법 정도는 배우려고 노력하는데 이번 영상을 제작하면서 정작 한국의 공용어인 한국 수어로 인사하는 법을 몰랐다는 것을 알게 되었어요! 아이러니하고 또 몰랐다는 사실이 좀 웃기더라고요! 여러분도 이번 기회를 통해 수어로 인사하는 법을 배우고 제로원처험 사회에 질문을 던지는 것도 시도해보면 좋을 것 같아요! 항상 감사합니다! 영상에 도움을 주신 리후님과 제로원에게 감사의 말씀 전합니다! 🤗 I always tried really hard to learn at least how to say 'hello' in all of the countries I've been to. However, while making this video I realized that I don't even know how to say hi in KSL (Korean Sign Language) which is one of the official languages of Korea. I hope many will learn to say 'hello' through this video just like how I did and try to throw questions out to the world like what ZER01NE is doing. Big thanks to Lihoo and ZER01NE! 🤗
You still have ability to talk, deaf means you can't hear anything, there were deaf and blind but still can talk, there were also blind and can't talk but they can hear you 😉, sign language or hand writing can help
Thank you so much for watching this. I am a deaf Filipina and use Filipino sign languages. I know bit little of KSL,JSL,ASL,some. I felt sad hard life in deaf
The 55yo man running the sweet potato store is seriously so kind 😭😭 offering him a coffee despite his business not doing well. We need more people like this!!!!!
@@yourmum1074 commenting about something heartwarming doesn’t automatically mean people wouldn’t be nice to others...I just wanted to mention how nice the man was let me be
@@trisha9083 I'm just pointing out to other people we need to start being like them instead of saying we need more people like him, I'm not trying to be annoying, or anything. I mean it with all respect.
@@yourmum1074 saying "we need more people like this" suggest that more people should act this way saying "im going to be like him" is only about yourself, so they arent wrong for saying what they said since theyre saying it about the whole world not just themselves
I really appreciate that Jay uses people that are actually deaf. It’s better than people pretending to be deaf or in a wheelchair, etc. It raises awareness and people in the social experiment don’t feel cheated.
@@Potatoe-f6u LOL. That would make every actor/actress unemployed......on second thought, that's an excellent idea!!!! No more actors/actresses. The world would be a better place!!
My friend Actually gradually lost hearing in both his ears and the group he used to hang out with just abandoned him cause they weren't able to communicate with him. I was actually Friends with many of his ex-friends and they said to me that he's a burden to them whenever they go out to hangout and I was so shocked. I think he somewhat knew what was happening so he started to stop going out and even when I went to his house to hangout with him, he'd tell him mother to tell me to go away. And I just felt so bad Because this wasn't his fault and he was still getting treated in such a terrible way. So I learned sign language and then I Convinced him to meet just once and then I showed him that I am learning sign language and at that time I was quite good and was able to communicate well. We've been hanging out like almost daily since then, he's one of my top 4 best friends 😂. So I understand this, people who are differently abled face so much problems on such a daily basis and I hope that sign language would someday be taught in schools so everyone knows it even if they are just very basic communication skills, we need still to teach them to kids to make it easier for people who are deaf.
It's wonderful that Koreans recognise the Korean Sign Language as one of their official languages. Its a great way to show compassion and importance for the community that uses sign language. Says a lot about the people there. I wonder if it's taught in schools there?
the shop owner was so sweet and actually tried to have a full conversation with him despite not knowing sign language. he was so nice and understanding, there needs to be more people like him❤️
I really appreciate how this video is about raising awareness and not just shock value or entertainment. There’s nothing wrong with that in theory but often people will pretend to have disabilities for these types of videos and not try to understand at all. Thank you for actually working with disabled people and spreading helpful information.
As a student at the moment I really wish we would get taught sign language in school. Or at least something optional for the pupils who want to learn. Deaf people shouldn’t get punished because no one understands how to use sign language. They can’t control that they can’t hear. They should be included and be able to communicate with everyone just like everyone else.
me: having half deaf ear I barely make friends,struggling to ask people because even if I focus my hearing I still miss 50% of their words and now because of covid-19 its a nightmare I can't hear well if people are wearing masks.. the only way I can hear well is when im talking to someone one-on-one meeting nothing else ... sigh... I hate my life and everyone thinks of me as a slow-witted person im telling them my issue but they just can't accept that,but im glad I can still hear from my healthy one at least I can listen to music and hear my family thats important
Oh I'm sorry to hear this. You seem like a nice person so don't give up, there are people who will understand you and love you for who you are. Life goes on! stay safe
the only slow-witted people are them for not understanding or accepting something that you've explained to them. You're so strong and lovely and I hope you find good people who support you
I know exactly how you feel because I am fully deaf every since I was around 11 mouths old. Tho I have hearing electronics to help me hear I still struggle and yes people wearing masks makes it even harder for me to understand too😅. But I‘ve always wanted to know what it is like to hear and sing or not have to worry about charging my cochlears everyday just to hear better. But just know that you do work harder than anybody else does. We all have our struggles and we are strong in our own ways. Stay safe and well.
This was very eye opening, especially when Jay asked if anyone knew how to sign hello in sign language. It never came across my mind that it’s so common to know hello in different languages but not in sign.
I’m 15 and I have pretty bad hearing. If my hearing steadily declines I worry I’ll be deaf at 35. It makes me happy seeing these kinds of videos and knowing that there are lots of good people in the world who can help people.
The man with the sweet potato restaurant was amazing! He actually had a conversation with him like a normal person, AS HE SHOULD! Imagine how much easier communication would be if we all taught our children our native languages, spoken and sign? Deaf and hard of hearing people deserve to be treated with respect just as much as any hearing person.
Thank you for making this video. It’s so interesting. For all the hearing people saying they want to learn sign language - remember that there is not just one sign language. Every country has its own sign language, so you need to learn the sign language you country uses eg Im from the UK so I have to learn British Sign Language and if you are from Korea you need to learn Korean Sign Language and America, American Sign Language etc. They are all very different and just because two countries have the same spoken language eg uk/USA + English, that does not mean that ASL and BSL can be mutually understood. Hope that helps. I really recommend learning sign language. We should all know it as hearing people.
@Hazard Hawk .... They didn't choose to be deaf they were born like that! And nothing is wrong with it + no one forced you to learn it! You don't have to if you don't want to...
@@lamam6726 Just to let you know, there are multiple causes of hearing loss. Causes can be: congenital deafness (born deaf), illness while the mother was pregnant, illness after birth, accidental damage to the ear nerve or cochlea or hearing center of the brain, age related hearing loss, diseases such as Meniere’s, or even just attending too many Heavy Metal concerts can cause hearing loss.
솔직히 영어를 가르쳐도 귀찮다고 안 하는 사람들도 있는데 수어를 가르친다고 배울까요...?? 것도 어른들도 아닌 학생들한테..? 제 생각이어서 당연 아닐 수도 있지만 반감 심할 듯 중학교 때 한자 배운다고 해도 반 애들 다 볼멘소리로 무슨 한자야 쓰지도 않는 거;; 했는데 수어를..?? ㅎㅎ....😅
The sweet potato man was the gem 💎 in this video, he actually tried to talk to the gentleman, that was very nice to see! Makes me happy to see that there are kindhearted people in the world! ♥️
It was so nice to see the ajhussi owner trying to communicate in every way. It was so touching to see him offering coffee even though he said moments before that business wasn't going so well! Is an interesting topic and something we all must reflects on!🤗
If it's an official language they should teach it at school like here in Belgium we have 3 official language and with English you can choose which one to learn
We don't really have the choice? Maybe it depend of the school but mine (in Brussel) only had Dutch + English and it was mandatory (and we didn't have German... Actually idk a sigle friend from Brussel who ever have German in school)
@@HN-lq5hu I'm in in liege in primary school you choose Dutch or English and in highschool you can pick the other one for a second language or Spanish or German
It is very interesting to see Korean Sign Language, and how people react in other countries. My dad and his side of the family are Deaf, and so I grew up using American Sign Language. Whenever we are out it is always so great if someone has taken even a little bit of ASL in school, and make an effort to communicate!
i find it super interesting that even the sign languages for different languages are different. i think it's absolutely amazing that every culture has figured out ways to communicate with those that are hard of hearing/deaf.
My youngest sister is deaf, and it warms my heart to see people trying their best to understand and help him, as i would if i come across people like them. Even as family, we struggle to communicate and understand with my sister since we have no knowledge on Sign Language. my sister uses FSL(Filipino Sign Language - we're from the Philippines) and you can almost NEVER find online sources for learning FSL (or even lessons from institutions). I borrow her teacher's reference books and scan the whole book for me and my family to learn at home. It would be amazing if there would be a UNIVERSAL sign language for all nationalities, considering the possibility of families (having a deaf member) moving to another country using a DIFFERENT sign language. But idk if it's possible since Korean Language has a different sentence structure from English (but if it can be done, that would be SPECTACULAR)!
I'm learning ASL, and it was interesting to see what KSL is like. I'm happy that it's a second language! Thank you for this video! I hope people take at least a little bit of time to learn their local sign language :)
All I know is that the man selling sweet potato is an angel andbhis family is so lucky to get to be with him everyday. I hope lots of people buy in his stand now, earn enough money and travel somewhere w/ his family 💕 Godbless you.
oh dang, i’ve been wondering how deaf / hard of hearing people cope lately. i hope we all don’t have to wear masks soon & things will be better for you!
Actually they are outside, so the person asked can keep a distance and take off the mask for lip reading. But I was in the same situation at work and totally forgot about my mask while talking to a deaf person...🤦♀️
Lihoo is lovely, as well as the 55 year old man. So sweet af him to offer the coffee as service considering the store wasn't going so well. 💕 The ZER01NE expo is amazing! The goggles and music bubble were incredible. I hope we all keep working hard for a more inclusive society. 🌻
@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 Did you try looking for videos of sign language tutorials in your country’s sign language, here in youtube? I cannot speak for other countries, but most schools for the Deaf in my country offer free classes of sign language for anyone to attend, even people who have no connection to the school.
this inspired me to learn a little bit of sign language. i was reminded of a deaf customer we have regularly at our store, and i'd like to be able to say basic things to her
@Obsessed Simp translate: when a person talks on the street, most of them ask for a phone number or a pseudo-religious advertisement, so if someone talks to me on the street, i avoid them, but after watching this video, my mind changed. I have to listen to others when a person talks on the street
I was so happy when I encountered someone who knew basic signs and was able to take my fast food order, this is during the pandemic. For once I did not need to use my notepad.
What I'm learning from these videos is that Koeran elders are the most wholesome people to exist in this world and we should protect them at all costs.
우와아.. 정말 신기하네요.. 말안나오는만큼? 놀랐어요..왜냐하면 전 3년차 한국어 배우고 있는 외국인데.. 표준어만 공용어가 줄 알았는데.. 한국 수어도 있나는걸 알게 되서 뭔가 정말 기뻐요! 이 영상을 만들어주셔서 진심으로 감사합니다! 전 이미 전부터 수어를 배우고 싶었는데.. 혹시 가르쳐주실 분이 있으면 댓글 남겨주세요 :) 전 영어 공부를 도와줄 수 있어요. 조심하시고 즐거운 하루 되세요!^^
Yeah, there is a deaf person nearby my neighborhood, whom I meet everyday. Although I'm not so good in sign languages, whenever i meet him, I manage to talk with him somehow. I fully understand what he's trying to say. It kind of makes me happy after the encounter coz I think that I have did some good job. It doesn't matter, the simple things you do can light up a person's day ☀💜 Lets learn together, more... 💜💜
Im a profoundly deaf person and I know BSL (British sign language) I wear 2 cochlear implants that helps me hear. Before I had cochlear implants my hearing was so bad that I relied on sign language. Nobody knows sign language here in the uk. It’s so rare to meet someone who knows sign language. I hope it becomes a language that is mandatory to be taught in school or any educational environment. This was lovely to see. Thank you for making this video!
Its really heartwarming to see the man in the coffee shop was actually trying his best to communicate with Lihoo and make him comfortable as well ..❤️❤️ These types of examples are needed in the society..Thankyou JAKEEOUT ×VWVBfor showing us these types of heartwarming videos👌👌 Fighting 💪💪
I asked my home room teacher if we could take 5 minutes out of the class just to learn some sign language because I feel like if there was ever a time we needed to know how to use it, it would be a big help.
I'm currently studying to enter an engineering school, my dream is to live and work in Korea. I have no idea what to do in the future except that. I like technology and Korea. That's all I can think about. I have no idea but I love seeing the improvement of technology. Especially when it comes to helping disabled people! Maybe one day it will end up being my yet-unknown-dream-job. If so I want to thank you, for making such great contents and videos, inspiring people and bringing awareness about disability ❤ (See you in 5/10years 🤭)
During Highschool in México we had the opportunity to take braille and sign language as complementary classes, and the courses would also help us get credits to complete our social service credits in order to graduate. It was such a fun class, sign language was full so I had to settle with just braille, but that alone was so much fun~
I had deaf college mates,we usually communicate by reading lips and typing on the phone After this video I understand the struggle that they might be having with this face masks I'll try to learn the sign language 💪
I'm a senior in high school now, but an old friend of mine is deaf, she graduated early, but it was interesting to find new ways to communicate, since I don't know ASL (American sign language), I also have trouble communicating myself, not because of hearing or vision issues, but because of developmental learning disabilities, so we had barriers to overcome, however she had a hearing aid, and an interpreter at school, and a microphone type device that was wirelessly connected to her hearing aid, we'd use that, sometimes we'd ask the interpreter, but most of the time if she couldn't understand me, I wrote down what I wanted to say, then she wrote down her answer, because of the fact that we worked well together, our teachers always put us next to eachother, or in the same group, because I helped her be able to communicate with the group, and it helped me practice communication as well, I took notes and let her copy, and she knew if she missed something the teacher said, she could ask me, of course she'd use her interpreter, but when we were in groups her interpreter tended to stand off to the side and help when needed, being friends with her taught me important lessons in patience, and problem solving, as well as different ways to communicate with others if not verbally spoken, so thank you for being my friend, and teaching me what's it's like to have a friend who requires different strategies for communication, but also that just because you need a different type of help, you are still like everybody else. A special quote I found that I think is very important "Just because you have a learning disability doesn't mean you're not smart, it just means you learn differently"
수어가 한국 공용어 인지 배우고 갑니다. 어렸을적 수화에 대해 막연하게 배우고싶다라는 생각만 가지고 있었는데 이렇게 사회적인 이슈로 바라보고 좋은 영상으로 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다. 다시 한번 수어를 배워봐야겠다는 생각도 들고, 언제 만날지 모르니 입이보이는 마스크도 쟁여야 겠어요!! 🤙🤙
awww damn that sucks that he can’t try lip reading anymore,, that’s scary having to communicate like that. u can’t afford to get lost, i wouldnt make it bru 😭
Sign language is really good to know. Even just basic ASL is just fine! You never know what can happen in the future...you could meet someone deaf or hard of hearing...or you can become deaf yourself due to a illness...you can even have a deaf baby...(not to be dark sorry). But it's always good to know basic ASL. LOVED THIS VIDEO AS ALWAYS! THANK YOU!💜
I have a deaf sister and a Hard of Hearing sister, the language is so fascinating (our is American Sign Language). I believe it should be a mandatory course in schools.
영어 일본어 중국어 스페인어 등 제가 가본 곳들의 언어는 적어도 인사하는 법 정도는 배우려고 노력하는데 이번 영상을 제작하면서 정작 한국의 공용어인 한국 수어로 인사하는 법을 몰랐다는 것을 알게 되었어요! 아이러니하고 또 몰랐다는 사실이 좀 웃기더라고요! 여러분도 이번 기회를 통해 수어로 인사하는 법을 배우고 제로원처험 사회에 질문을 던지는 것도 시도해보면 좋을 것 같아요! 항상 감사합니다! 영상에 도움을 주신 리후님과 제로원에게 감사의 말씀 전합니다! 🤗
I always tried really hard to learn at least how to say 'hello' in all of the countries I've been to. However, while making this video I realized that I don't even know how to say hi in KSL (Korean Sign Language) which is one of the official languages of Korea. I hope many will learn to say 'hello' through this video just like how I did and try to throw questions out to the world like what ZER01NE is doing. Big thanks to Lihoo and ZER01NE! 🤗
loved the video!
나중에 배우고싶어요
You still have ability to talk, deaf means you can't hear anything, there were deaf and blind but still can talk, there were also blind and can't talk but they can hear you 😉, sign language or hand writing can help
Thank you so much for watching this. I am a deaf Filipina and use Filipino sign languages. I know bit little of KSL,JSL,ASL,some. I felt sad hard life in deaf
حط ترجمة عربية 💔
The 55yo man running the sweet potato store is seriously so kind 😭😭 offering him a coffee despite his business not doing well. We need more people like this!!!!!
We need to people to stop saying 'we need more people like him', we need people to start saying 'I'm going to be like him.'
@@yourmum1074 commenting about something heartwarming doesn’t automatically mean people wouldn’t be nice to others...I just wanted to mention how nice the man was let me be
@@trisha9083 I'm just pointing out to other people we need to start being like them instead of saying we need more people like him, I'm not trying to be annoying, or anything. I mean it with all respect.
I think @Bingus 's message was just "be the change you want to see" as motivation/a suggestion rather than being criticism.
@@yourmum1074 saying "we need more people like this" suggest that more people should act this way saying "im going to be like him" is only about yourself, so they arent wrong for saying what they said since theyre saying it about the whole world not just themselves
Even he's deaf and he can't hear his laugh, but I want to tell him that his laugh is so wonderful 💕
he can actually hear i think, this aside, his laugh indeed sounds precious
He does have a cute laugh :)
@@shiro-jd3uo i don't know actually ~
@@yogabagaba8289 yes !!
He can hear. How should he work as a translator otherwise? Also didn´t he answer the questions of the host in the end of the video? Or am I mastaken?
The old man working at the store was the sweetest soul 🥺
Im your 1.3K like :)
@@mchiiluna7790 omg hii :’)
@@PriyankaBalagopalan hello :)
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Makes me wanna learn about the sign language and be able to talk to people like them...
First you need to learn Hangul because Korean sign language consist of Korean words which you need to learn through Hangul. I think
@@murphymartinez4138 been learning the Korean language too over the past 2 yrs but it's kinda hard but I really wanna learn it too :)
I know how to sign language a got7 song
I want to learn sign language to talk to my friend across a room.
@@looleas which one?
I really appreciate that Jay uses people that are actually deaf. It’s better than people pretending to be deaf or in a wheelchair, etc. It raises awareness and people in the social experiment don’t feel cheated.
Agreed. It's far more genuine to the experience, too. Someone pretending can't give the same insight into what it's really like.
@@Potatoe-f6u LOL. That would make every actor/actress unemployed......on second thought, that's an excellent idea!!!! No more actors/actresses. The world would be a better place!!
@@captainmorgan757 If you can get people who actually have it then why not use them?
My friend Actually gradually lost hearing in both his ears and the group he used to hang out with just abandoned him cause they weren't able to communicate with him. I was actually Friends with many of his ex-friends and they said to me that he's a burden to them whenever they go out to hangout and I was so shocked. I think he somewhat knew what was happening so he started to stop going out and even when I went to his house to hangout with him, he'd tell him mother to tell me to go away. And I just felt so bad Because this wasn't his fault and he was still getting treated in such a terrible way. So I learned sign language and then I
Convinced him to meet just once and then I showed him that I am learning sign language and at that time I was quite good and was able to communicate well. We've been hanging out like almost daily since then, he's one of my top 4 best friends 😂. So I understand this, people who are differently abled face so much problems on such a daily basis and I hope that sign language would someday be taught in schools so everyone knows it even if they are just very basic communication skills, we need still to teach them to kids to make it easier for people who are deaf.
I didn't just cry a bit
Bravo 👏 Love❤
Im gonna cryyyyy
You are so so kind. He’s v lucky to have you as a friend
Sweetest cmnt I read today..💜
The man who sells sweet potato is more sweet than the potatoes
Lol I like this!
As an Irish person even I have to agree😁
Your comment made my day😂😂😂
Lovely! ❤
I haven't got to that part yet ooo sounds really kind
It's wonderful that Koreans recognise the Korean Sign Language as one of their official languages. Its a great way to show compassion and importance for the community that uses sign language. Says a lot about the people there. I wonder if it's taught in schools there?
It's an official languag in New Zealand too (-: our official languages here are English, Maori, & Sign Language.
고구마 아저씨가 제일 친절하시다 세상에서 친절한 분들은 우리가 보지 못하는 곳에서 볼 수 있는 것 같다
the shop owner was so sweet and actually tried to have a full conversation with him despite not knowing sign language. he was so nice and understanding, there needs to be more people like him❤️
고구마 파시는 사장님 넘 친절 하시네요 수어로 얘기 하시려고 노력 하시는 모습이 넘 멋지세요 존경하고 감사합니다🙇♀️
Hiiiii
저기 푸드트럭 사장님 너무 친절하시네....실컷 사먹어서 아주 혼내드리러 가야겠어오
기분 좋아지네요 ㅎㅎ..
센스있고 친절하시구 ♥️☺️
저기 어딘지 혹시 아세요?
@@밍밍-g1v 영상 속 이미지와 지도를 대조해서 보니, 한국투자증권 강남대로2PB센터와 파리바게뜨 강남서초점이 입점한 빌딩 바로 앞이네요
@@dragon9_ 정보 감사합니다~ 좋은 하루되세요! :)
저 청각장애인인데 이렇게 좋은 취지로 사람들한테 보여주셔서 감사하고 기분이 좋네요 이번 영상을 통해 사람들이 많이 알았으면 좋겠어요 :) 너무 감사합니다
I really appreciate how this video is about raising awareness and not just shock value or entertainment. There’s nothing wrong with that in theory but often people will pretend to have disabilities for these types of videos and not try to understand at all. Thank you for actually working with disabled people and spreading helpful information.
As a student at the moment I really wish we would get taught sign language in school. Or at least something optional for the pupils who want to learn. Deaf people shouldn’t get punished because no one understands how to use sign language. They can’t control that they can’t hear. They should be included and be able to communicate with everyone just like everyone else.
Yes I am also a student their should be sign language my cousin can't speak so I can't understand what he is says
Then learn it, you got Duolingo
@@oomphdooph duolingo doesn’t have sign language
@@oomphdooph you cant be serious
@@letsfreakinggoguys well I don't they can watch videos
진짜 싸이비 놈들 개빡친다
사회를 더 각박하게 만들었음
10년전만 해도 이정도로 물어보는 사람을 기피하지는 않았는데
동감입니다
정말루ㅠㅠ
ㅠㅠ마즘 특히 강남근처라 더한듯...
나도 몇번 당해서 누가 저렇게 붙잡으면 통화하는척 빠져나옵니다
요즘 수법도 다양해서 길 물어보다가 사이비로 전략 하거나 이쁘거나 잘생긴 남여로 이성 꼬시는척 하면서도
하니 더 각박해졌죠 법으로 규제는 되있지만 현장을 바로 잡아야 증거가 되기 때문에 잡는것도 쉽지 않고
인력이 딸린다고 하네요
me: having half deaf ear I barely make friends,struggling to ask people because even if I focus my hearing I still miss 50% of their words and now because of covid-19 its a nightmare I can't hear well if people are wearing masks.. the only way I can hear well is when im talking to someone one-on-one meeting nothing else ... sigh... I hate my life and everyone thinks of me as a slow-witted person im telling them my issue but they just can't accept that,but im glad I can still hear from my healthy one at least I can listen to music and hear my family thats important
Oh I'm sorry to hear this. You seem like a nice person so don't give up, there are people who will understand you and love you for who you are. Life goes on! stay safe
cheers uppppppp!!!❤️❤️❤️ ..i know u are stronger than anyone elseeee!!! 💕
the only slow-witted people are them for not understanding or accepting something that you've explained to them. You're so strong and lovely and I hope you find good people who support you
I know exactly how you feel because I am fully deaf every since I was around 11 mouths old. Tho I have hearing electronics to help me hear I still struggle and yes people wearing masks makes it even harder for me to understand too😅. But I‘ve always wanted to know what it is like to hear and sing or not have to worry about charging my cochlears everyday just to hear better. But just know that you do work harder than anybody else does. We all have our struggles and we are strong in our own ways. Stay safe and well.
If I went to your school I would 100% be your friend- no, best friend :D
와...저기 커피트럭아저씨 복많이 받았으면 좋겠네요 👍 트럭아저씨 좌표좀 올려주세요!
한국투자증권 2PB센터와 파리바게트 강남 서초점이 입점한 건물 앞이라고 하네요
@@abcd-abc-sing 감사합니다! 주말에한번 찾아가봐야겠어요!
다음주에 꼭갑니다
아여기 강남 우성아파트사거리앞 파리바게트앞에 밤마다계시는 군밤파시는트럭 이시구나ㅠㅠ가족분들이하시는것같돈데
This was very eye opening, especially when Jay asked if anyone knew how to sign hello in sign language. It never came across my mind that it’s so common to know hello in different languages but not in sign.
4:07 the guy's business isn't working out. That makes me so sad, I wish him success
Yeah he's so sweet 🥺🥺
And still gave him free coffee, This man has a wonderful soul. his children must be proud
아니 중간에남자분 당황해서 영어로 고스티레잇! 하는거 진짜너무 웃기고 귀여우시네ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I’m 15 and I have pretty bad hearing. If my hearing steadily declines I worry I’ll be deaf at 35. It makes me happy seeing these kinds of videos and knowing that there are lots of good people in the world who can help people.
청각장애인분들은 요즘처럼 모두가 마스크를 쓰고있어서 정말 힘드실것같아요,,수어도 공용어라는 사실도 처음알았네요,,배워가겠습니다
네 힘들어요 구화인분들은 입모양보고 소통하는데 마스크때문에 소통하기가 어려워졌습니다
공용어 지정된게 몇년 안됐어요.
The man with the sweet potato restaurant was amazing! He actually had a conversation with him like a normal person, AS HE SHOULD!
Imagine how much easier communication would be if we all taught our children our native languages, spoken and sign?
Deaf and hard of hearing people deserve to be treated with respect just as much as any hearing person.
트럭사장님 정말 멋지세요! 수어를 못해도 마음만 있으면 저렇게 통하게 되는 거였네요. 다른 시민분들도 따뜻하시구요.
Thank you for making this video. It’s so interesting.
For all the hearing people saying they want to learn sign language - remember that there is not just one sign language. Every country has its own sign language, so you need to learn the sign language you country uses eg Im from the UK so I have to learn British Sign Language and if you are from Korea you need to learn Korean Sign Language and America, American Sign Language etc. They are all very different and just because two countries have the same spoken language eg uk/USA + English, that does not mean that ASL and BSL can be mutually understood.
Hope that helps. I really recommend learning sign language. We should all know it as hearing people.
@Hazard Hawk .... They didn't choose to be deaf they were born like that! And nothing is wrong with it + no one forced you to learn it! You don't have to if you don't want to...
Oh wow
Thank you for this information :)
I didn’t know that
@@lamam6726 Just to let you know, there are multiple causes of hearing loss. Causes can be: congenital deafness (born deaf), illness while the mother was pregnant, illness after birth, accidental damage to the ear nerve or cochlea or hearing center of the brain, age related hearing loss, diseases such as Meniere’s, or even just attending too many Heavy Metal concerts can cause hearing loss.
I Wonder why they didn't come up with an Universal sign language🤔
@@vittoriasalvia3778 There is an International Sign Language.
중간에 커피트럭 사장인 돈쭐내드리러 가요 우리 !!
내몫까지 혼내주세요.멀어서
진짜 돈쭐내주러 가야함 너무 착하심 ㅠㅠ
아주 돈꾸녕을 내드려야 함
저 찐으로 갔다와봤 습니다
적당히 혼내서는 안될 듯 합니다 ^^
수어도 공용어인만큼 많은 사람들이 알고, 기본적인 의사소통은 할 수 있게 학교에서 가르치면 좋겠다,, 영어 가르치는거 반만 가르쳐도 다 수어 왠만큼 잘 할 듯...
공용어인걸 우리가 몰라서 방치된게 아니라 지정된게 몇년 안됐어요.
모르는게 당연한거임
@@gaon1405
공용어로 지정된지 5년이 넘었는데
아직도 아는 사람이 없다는 건
좀 아닌 것 같은데요
그래서 수어라는게 영어보다 중요한가요???
솔직히 영어를 가르쳐도 귀찮다고 안 하는 사람들도 있는데 수어를 가르친다고 배울까요...?? 것도 어른들도 아닌 학생들한테..? 제 생각이어서 당연 아닐 수도 있지만 반감 심할 듯 중학교 때 한자 배운다고 해도 반 애들 다 볼멘소리로 무슨 한자야 쓰지도 않는 거;; 했는데 수어를..?? ㅎㅎ....😅
The sweet potato man was the gem 💎 in this video, he actually tried to talk to the gentleman, that was very nice to see! Makes me happy to see that there are kindhearted people in the world! ♥️
저희 부모님도 청각장애인이신데 저런 도와주시는 분들 보면 저희 부모님이 도움 받으신거 같아 기분이 좋네요ㅎㅎ
It was so nice to see the ajhussi owner trying to communicate in every way. It was so touching to see him offering coffee even though he said moments before that business wasn't going so well!
Is an interesting topic and something we all must reflects on!🤗
제가 수어를 배우는데 수어 배우는 동기 부여가 된거 같아서 감사합니다!
앞으로도 이런 영상 자주 올려주세요!!!
"The only word people even share it with strangers is 'Hello'!" Glad to have such a beautiful word😌😇
If it's an official language they should teach it at school like here in Belgium we have 3 official language and with English you can choose which one to learn
i agree!! it would be way better if we were teached the basics at school
Eiiii I'm from Belgium too !! ^^
We don't really have the choice? Maybe it depend of the school but mine (in Brussel) only had Dutch + English and it was mandatory (and we didn't have German... Actually idk a sigle friend from Brussel who ever have German in school)
@@HN-lq5hu I'm in in liege in primary school you choose Dutch or English and in highschool you can pick the other one for a second language or Spanish or German
@@lolome5100 ohh ok! Thanks for your reply, I think it depend of the city bcs in Brussel Dutch is never an choice hahaha
세상에 저기 군고구마 아저씨 위치어디에요 혼내주러가야겠네
다른 댓글에 좌표있어요!
돈쭐내러 갑시다
It is very interesting to see Korean Sign Language, and how people react in other countries. My dad and his side of the family are Deaf, and so I grew up using American Sign Language. Whenever we are out it is always so great if someone has taken even a little bit of ASL in school, and make an effort to communicate!
That 55 year old guy so warmly kind. Thats makes me tear. I want to learn sign language. 💕
강남역 가면 꼭 저기서 군고구마 먹어야겠당
영어로 go straight 2 block 하는거 개웃기넼ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 무슨 심정이엇는지 알겟어서ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
i find it super interesting that even the sign languages for different languages are different. i think it's absolutely amazing that every culture has figured out ways to communicate with those that are hard of hearing/deaf.
My youngest sister is deaf, and it warms my heart to see people trying their best to understand and help him, as i would if i come across people like them.
Even as family, we struggle to communicate and understand with my sister since we have no knowledge on Sign Language. my sister uses FSL(Filipino Sign Language - we're from the Philippines) and you can almost NEVER find online sources for learning FSL (or even lessons from institutions). I borrow her teacher's reference books and scan the whole book for me and my family to learn at home.
It would be amazing if there would be a UNIVERSAL sign language for all nationalities, considering the possibility of families (having a deaf member) moving to another country using a DIFFERENT sign language. But idk if it's possible since Korean Language has a different sentence structure from English (but if it can be done, that would be SPECTACULAR)!
8:38 I can't with him 😂 he is so cute!!! 🥰
I'm learning ASL, and it was interesting to see what KSL is like. I'm happy that it's a second language! Thank you for this video! I hope people take at least a little bit of time to learn their local sign language :)
6:20 ㅋㅋㅋ 주먹 세워서 보여주는거 너무 귀여우심
When I was in middle school me and a friend learnt sign language so we could talk without making noise and I still remember much of it
the 55yo old man is so kind, his business is not going well but he offered him the coffee and he has so much skills in this sort of sign language XD
핳...군고구마 아저씨 사랑해요ㅠㅠㅠㅜ너무 따뜻해...
All I know is that the man selling sweet potato is an angel andbhis family is so lucky to get to be with him everyday. I hope lots of people buy in his stand now, earn enough money and travel somewhere w/ his family 💕
Godbless you.
마스크 쓴다는데 농인들에게는 더 힘들다는걸 깨닫게 되네요
its harder for us nowadays because of the masks and we can't see the movement of the mouths :/ so i feel him when he asked the owner to lower his mask
oh dang, i’ve been wondering how deaf / hard of hearing people cope lately. i hope we all don’t have to wear masks soon & things will be better for you!
Actually they are outside, so the person asked can keep a distance and take off the mask for lip reading. But I was in the same situation at work and totally forgot about my mask while talking to a deaf person...🤦♀️
There's a mask that you can see through! It's paper with plastic but it does help with deaf who read lips :)
Hiii
Lihoo is lovely, as well as the 55 year old man. So sweet af him to offer the coffee as service considering the store wasn't going so well. 💕
The ZER01NE expo is amazing! The goggles and music bubble were incredible. I hope we all keep working hard for a more inclusive society. 🌻
커피 서비스로 주신 사장님네 돈쭐내드리러 가야겠네요
Omg i just love the 55yo man who helped him and even had a convo that was so adorable i would love to help his sweet potato stall out
Sign language is such a beautiful language. I encourage everyone no matter where you are from to learn your country’s sign language. 🤟🏼
I want to, but the only school I know exists in my country only accepts deaf people...
@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 Did you try looking for videos of sign language tutorials in your country’s sign language, here in youtube? I cannot speak for other countries, but most schools for the Deaf in my country offer free classes of sign language for anyone to attend, even people who have no connection to the school.
2:42 "what's two blocks in Korean"
😭
This video makes me happy. As a person with a hearing loss, I love seeing these types of videos!!
after reading "sign" this vid makes my heart melt even more
this inspired me to learn a little bit of sign language. i was reminded of a deaf customer we have regularly at our store, and i'd like to be able to say basic things to her
남성분들이 말 걸면 항상 번호 따거나 이상한 분들이 많았어서 저도 말거려는 낌새가 보이면 그냥 도망가는데 이런 상황일 수도 있겠군요... 이제부턴 말을 들어보아야겠군ㄴ요...
뻥
그래도 제가봤을땐 그냥 가는게 좋을것같아요..
사이비도 그렇고 이상한사람들많아서.. 저분들도 도움을 청할거면 폰으로 쳐서 물어보는게 도움을 받기 편할거라생각해요 이건 유튜브 약간의 교육용 실험이니..
@@키오-c6t 폰으로 치기도 전에 사람들이 무시하고 지나가잖아요;;;
@@키오-c6t
거 사람이 너무 정없는거 같네만..
@Obsessed Simp
translate:
when a person talks on the street, most of them ask for a phone number or a pseudo-religious advertisement, so if someone talks to me on the street, i avoid them, but after watching this video, my mind changed. I have to listen to others when a person talks on the street
Boy - is the business going well?
Owner - No..
Boy - 😂😂
Owner - 😶😢
The Owner is so sweet 😊
the man at the coffee shop doing his best to communicate with the guy is amazing!
I’m so happy that I decided to learn ASL especially now when it’s hard for people to understand with a mask on. Love this kind of videos!
I was so happy when I encountered someone who knew basic signs and was able to take my fast food order, this is during the pandemic. For once I did not need to use my notepad.
Ah I love this so much! As a CODA I’ve been inspired to learn multiple languages so I can learn their sign language! KSL is so beautiful :’)
the way the deaf guy just nods when people are getting interviewed is so cute 😭
What I'm learning from these videos is that Koeran elders are the most wholesome people to exist in this world and we should protect them at all costs.
In my experience as a deafie, older people are kinder and sometimes younger people suck lol
영상 보고나니 기본적인 수어 배우고 싶어졌어요!
좋은 영상 감사합니다 ㅠㅠ..
고구마 파는 아저씨 넘 따듯해..
우와아.. 정말 신기하네요.. 말안나오는만큼? 놀랐어요..왜냐하면 전 3년차 한국어 배우고 있는 외국인데.. 표준어만 공용어가 줄 알았는데.. 한국 수어도 있나는걸 알게 되서 뭔가 정말 기뻐요!
이 영상을 만들어주셔서 진심으로 감사합니다!
전 이미 전부터 수어를 배우고 싶었는데.. 혹시 가르쳐주실 분이 있으면 댓글 남겨주세요 :)
전 영어 공부를 도와줄 수 있어요.
조심하시고 즐거운 하루 되세요!^^
@@May-yx9qq 한국에 살지 않아요.. 그래도 감사합니다!! 좋은 하루 되세요! :)
공용어된지 몇년 안됨 ㅎㅎ
보통 사람은 모르는게 당연
한국에 사신다면 수어통역센터에 가서 배우시던가
아니면 유튜브에 한국어로 '수화' 혹은 '수화 배우기' 등을 검색하면 배우실 수 있어요
참고로 수화는 공용어가 된 지 얼마 안 돼서 농인이나 말을 못하시는 분들이랑 대화 할 때 외엔 그렇게 많이 쓸 곳은 없을거에요.
군밤 사장님 진짜 인상도 좋고 소통하려고 하시는 모습 좋아요♥️
Yeah, there is a deaf person nearby my neighborhood, whom I meet everyday. Although I'm not so good in sign languages, whenever i meet him, I manage to talk with him somehow. I fully understand what he's trying to say. It kind of makes me happy after the encounter coz I think that I have did some good job. It doesn't matter, the simple things you do can light up a person's day ☀💜
Lets learn together, more... 💜💜
THE FACT THAT THE GUY STARTED SPEAKING ENGLISH MADE ME LAUGH SO HARD PLEASE
he even forgot how to speak korean for a second 😂😂
That old man was awesome! Pure willingness, He definitely went the extra mile there!
Jay can just sit anywhere...jokes aside but the video was sooo coool!!!🥺🥺💜💜
Im a profoundly deaf person and I know BSL (British sign language) I wear 2 cochlear implants that helps me hear. Before I had cochlear implants my hearing was so bad that I relied on sign language. Nobody knows sign language here in the uk. It’s so rare to meet someone who knows sign language. I hope it becomes a language that is mandatory to be taught in school or any educational environment. This was lovely to see. Thank you for making this video!
Its really heartwarming to see the man in the coffee shop was actually trying his best to communicate with Lihoo and make him comfortable as well ..❤️❤️ These types of examples are needed in the society..Thankyou JAKEEOUT ×VWVBfor showing us these types of heartwarming videos👌👌 Fighting 💪💪
The old man running his shop was so nice and accommodating 😭😭❤️
I asked my home room teacher if we could take 5 minutes out of the class just to learn some sign language because I feel like if there was ever a time we needed to know how to use it, it would be a big help.
무슨말인지도 모르고 무작정 낯선 사람이 말을걸면 피해가는 습관이 생긴것같습니다. 근데 이렇게 청각장애인이 길을 물어볼수도 있으니 다음부터는 무슨말인지 들어봐야할것같아요! 그리고 수어도 많은 사람들이 사용하는 공용어인만큼 배울수있는기회가 더 늘어났으면 좋겠습니다!
마음이 따수워지네요ㅠㅠ 좋은 영상이에요 !! 잘 봤어요!!!❤
It seems the gesture sign language is actually much better than traditional sign language, to see people can communicate more is great progress
군고구마 아저씨 너무 따숩다....
I'm currently studying to enter an engineering school, my dream is to live and work in Korea. I have no idea what to do in the future except that. I like technology and Korea. That's all I can think about.
I have no idea but I love seeing the improvement of technology. Especially when it comes to helping disabled people!
Maybe one day it will end up being my yet-unknown-dream-job. If so I want to thank you, for making such great contents and videos, inspiring people and bringing awareness about disability ❤
(See you in 5/10years 🤭)
Same dream! Hope we can contribute to society soon!!
좋은 영상 늘 감사해요! 수어 배워야겠다는 마음과 배우고싶은 마음이 동시에 생기네요. 전시회도 가보고 싶고요😄😄
That's old man is so kind... Bless him..
During Highschool in México we had the opportunity to take braille and sign language as complementary classes, and the courses would also help us get credits to complete our social service credits in order to graduate. It was such a fun class, sign language was full so I had to settle with just braille, but that alone was so much fun~
焼き芋やのおっちゃんほんま優しい...みんながこんな世の中やったらすごく平和な世界になるのにな
진짜 대단해요~!!나도 농인이고 한국에 자주 왔어요...그래서 그 영상을 봤을 때는 한국사람들이 농인들에게 너무 친절하고 도움을 줘서 내 마음을 따뜻하게 해요...❤️리후오빠, 내 친구! 잘 하네요!!!
수화의 중요성에 대한 지식은 확산되어야해요~너무 감사합니다~🙏🏻
I had deaf college mates,we usually communicate by reading lips and typing on the phone
After this video I understand the struggle that they might be having with this face masks
I'll try to learn the sign language 💪
8:39 i feel bad for laughing 😂 (in his defense there is no way to get into that gracefully lol)
I'm a senior in high school now, but an old friend of mine is deaf, she graduated early, but it was interesting to find new ways to communicate, since I don't know ASL (American sign language), I also have trouble communicating myself, not because of hearing or vision issues, but because of developmental learning disabilities, so we had barriers to overcome, however she had a hearing aid, and an interpreter at school, and a microphone type device that was wirelessly connected to her hearing aid, we'd use that, sometimes we'd ask the interpreter, but most of the time if she couldn't understand me, I wrote down what I wanted to say, then she wrote down her answer, because of the fact that we worked well together, our teachers always put us next to eachother, or in the same group, because I helped her be able to communicate with the group, and it helped me practice communication as well, I took notes and let her copy, and she knew if she missed something the teacher said, she could ask me, of course she'd use her interpreter, but when we were in groups her interpreter tended to stand off to the side and help when needed, being friends with her taught me important lessons in patience, and problem solving, as well as different ways to communicate with others if not verbally spoken, so thank you for being my friend, and teaching me what's it's like to have a friend who requires different strategies for communication, but also that just because you need a different type of help, you are still like everybody else. A special quote I found that I think is very important "Just because you have a learning disability doesn't mean you're not smart, it just means you learn differently"
This is why i want that Basic sign language should be one of our subjects at school.
Does international sign language exist?
수어가 한국 공용어 인지 배우고 갑니다. 어렸을적 수화에 대해 막연하게 배우고싶다라는 생각만 가지고 있었는데 이렇게 사회적인 이슈로 바라보고 좋은 영상으로 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다. 다시 한번 수어를 배워봐야겠다는 생각도 들고, 언제 만날지 모르니 입이보이는 마스크도 쟁여야 겠어요!! 🤙🤙
공용어된지 얼마 안됐어요. ㅎㅎ
i hope the sweet potato man gets more customers cause he’s so nice :)
I’m sorry but the way he kinda just flops into the ball while your talking about the exhibit is the funniest thing ever
awww damn that sucks that he can’t try lip reading anymore,, that’s scary having to communicate like that. u can’t afford to get lost, i wouldnt make it bru 😭
Sign language is really good to know. Even just basic ASL is just fine! You never know what can happen in the future...you could meet someone deaf or hard of hearing...or you can become deaf yourself due to a illness...you can even have a deaf baby...(not to be dark sorry). But it's always good to know basic ASL. LOVED THIS VIDEO AS ALWAYS! THANK YOU!💜
I love this series !
I'm really impressed by how the guy at the store held the conversation
이영상을 보고 공용어가 두개인지 처음 알았어요!!
간단한 인사라도 알 수 있는 곳이 있으면 좋겠는데 어디서 배워야 할까요??
그리고 중간에 군밤은 어디에 있을까요?꼭 방문하고 싶어요:)
I have a deaf sister and a Hard of Hearing sister, the language is so fascinating (our is American Sign Language). I believe it should be a mandatory course in schools.